These are example test files for testing encoding issues.
They are generated by running generate.py with Python 2.7.
Assuming your browser can read this README as UTF-8, the content should be equivalent to:
première is first
première is slightly different
Кириллица is Cyrillic
𐐀 am Deseret
These are written into different encodings, where some characters might be replaced with ?.
Only UTF8 and UTF16 is able to do all encodings.
TODO: Add BOM test files
A separate fixture, unrelated to generate.py above. It's a legacy-style HTML file that
self-declares charset=windows-1252 via a <meta http-equiv="Content-Type"> tag and is
genuinely saved in that charset, used to test that Phoenix auto-detects and honors the
declaration instead of always defaulting to UTF-8 (see src/document/EncodingDetector.js and
file-encoding-integ-test.js). It's a static checked-in fixture - edit it directly with a
windows-1252-aware tool (or iconv -f UTF-8 -t WINDOWS-1252) if it ever needs to change.